Iran destroys enemy drone boat east of Strait of Hormuz — navy
Summary
According to the navy, two tankers sustained damage and caught fire after striking sea mines while sailing through prohibited and unsafe waters east of the strait, ignoring warnings and keeping their tracking systems switched off
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Iran's navy reported destroying an enemy drone boat east of the Strait of Hormuz. The navy stated that two tankers sustained damage and caught fire after striking sea mines in prohibited waters east of the strait, alleging the vessels ignored warnings and kept tracking systems off.
Iranian official
Iranian naval forces neutralized an enemy drone boat east of the Strait of Hormuz. The navy stated that two tankers sustained damage and caught fire after striking sea mines while sailing through prohibited and unsafe waters. Officials noted the vessels ignored warnings and kept their tracking systems switched off.
Israeli
Iranian naval officials claim they destroyed an enemy drone boat east of the Strait of Hormuz. They assert that two tankers were damaged by sea mines after ignoring warnings and navigating prohibited waters with tracking systems disabled.
Global South
The navy reported that two tankers sustained damage and caught fire after striking sea mines while sailing through prohibited and unsafe waters east of the strait. Officials stated the vessels ignored warnings and kept their tracking systems switched off.
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- TASS (Russia)(Russian State)
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